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Re:U.S. is behind on 5G rules and deployment by pcr910303 on Saturday July 06, 2019 @02:10PM (#20370960)
In South Korea, people actually move to 5G; it's not something like just a marketing buzzword :-o

I've seen about ~20 of my friend switching to 5G phones, partially because Youtube buffers when seeing 1080p videos on the 4G network.

Re:U.S. is behind on 5G rules and deployment by corodra on Saturday July 06, 2019 @02:43PM (#20371126)
1080 on computers right? Because needing 1080 for a phone is super silly.
Re:U.S. is behind on 5G rules and deployment by pcr910303 on Saturday July 06, 2019 @02:57PM (#20371204)
I was talking about phones... iPhone XS Max, Galaxy S10 Plus, eg... High-res phone's adoption rate is unbelievably high here :-o
Re:U.S. is behind on 5G rules and deployment by 0-_-0 on Saturday July 06, 2019 @03:04PM (#20371246)
Not if you still have your eyesight.
Re:U.S. is behind on 5G rules and deployment by anticensor on Sunday July 07, 2019 @05:05AM (#20374230)
You would need to be both a myope and a hypermetrope at the same time. Regular human eyes cannot focus that close for a long time.
Re:U.S. is behind on 5G rules and deployment by kylec on Saturday July 06, 2019 @04:04PM (#20371583)
How often are South Koreans watching 1080p videos on their phones away from wifi? For me as an American, the answer is “almost never”. Buying a whole new phone to optimize an experience I might have once or twice a year seems excessive to me.
Re:U.S. is behind on 5G rules and deployment by pcr910303 on Saturday July 06, 2019 @11:38PM (#20373442)
> How often are South Koreans watching 1080p videos on their phones away from wifi?̊̈

Pretty often?̊̈ I think I'm watching 1080p videos on my data plan at least 3~4 times a week?